Speech Language Pathologist - SLP

The speech-Language pathologist will conduct comprehensive evaluations, develop and implement therapy intervention plans aligned with iep goals, and collaborate with teachers to integrate strategies into the curriculum. Responsibilities also include maintaining documentation, participating in iep processes, and providing expertise in assistive technology.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree in speech-Language pathology from an accredited program and pass the praxis examination in speech-Language pathology. A current california licensure (Ca licensure and coc or ctc) or willingness to obtain one, along with a current negative tb skin test, is required.